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Ashley Webber is the Digital Marketing Manager at USA Financial, joining the firm in 2020. In her role, she creates and distributes...
Great advisors know the importance of creating a memorable client experience, regardless of whether it is the first time meeting with a prospective client or the 50th time meeting with a long-time client. The importance of creating a lasting impression doesn't go away in the absence of in-person meetings; it gets amplified.
The good news is that creating a unique experience with digital meetings is easier than you might think.
We’ll break it down into three parts: the essentials to guarantee a smooth and positive experience for everyone involved, strategies to level up your meetings, and fun ways to engage your clients and prospects with interactive event ideas.
Think of these as the foundation for a successful virtual meeting:
Here’s how to add a touch of magic to your standard virtual meetings:
It doesn’t have to be just business! Check out these interactive event ideas for clients and prospects:
Remember, most of these activities can be accomplished without ever leaving your desk. The possibilities for creating unique experiences and building a strong community with your clients (and potential clients) are endless! Virtual events are cost-effective, easy to coordinate, and a fantastic way to connect with small and large groups alike.
Ashley Webber is the Digital Marketing Manager at USA Financial, joining the firm in 2020. In her role, she creates and distributes...
We are hardwired to judge a book by its cover, despite what our parents may have taught us. When it comes to attracting new clients, this is a wonderful truth that very few advisors leverage. In fact, most advisors are marketing their “book” (themselves) without a cover.
As a financial advisor, your brand is everything. It's what separates you from the countless other professionals out there vying for clients' trust and loyalty. But have you ever stopped to think about who's really responsible for bringing your brand to life? That's right – your staff, and the people within your firm who interact with your clients.
Whether you have a thriving financial practice or are just getting started, having a well-organized, accurate, and frequently updated website is important to the brand experience you are providing. Websites can be focused on a particular goal or audience, but most financial advisors want a website that can nurture existing clients, lower the barrier of entry for prospective clients, and add credibility for anyone checking them out. All of this will come together if you follow these best practices for your financial advisor website.
We are hardwired to judge a book by its cover, despite what our parents may have taught us. When it comes to attracting new clients, this is a wonderful truth that very few advisors leverage. In fact, most advisors are marketing their “book” (themselves) without a cover.
As a financial advisor, your brand is everything. It's what separates you from the countless other professionals out there vying for clients' trust and loyalty. But have you ever stopped to think about who's really responsible for bringing your brand to life? That's right – your staff, and the people within your firm who interact with your clients.
Whether you have a thriving financial practice or are just getting started, having a well-organized, accurate, and frequently updated website is important to the brand experience you are providing. Websites can be focused on a particular goal or audience, but most financial advisors want a website that can nurture existing clients, lower the barrier of entry for prospective clients, and add credibility for anyone checking them out. All of this will come together if you follow these best practices for your financial advisor website.